<p>America report that <a href="http://www.monsterheadset.net/monster-beats-studio-c-7.html" target="_blank"><strong>Most unemployed Americans attended at least some college</strong></a>, for the first time ever.<br />
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<p>Seasonally unadjusted BLS data from April show that about 4.7 million of the nation's 9 million unemployed either graduated from a four-year or a two-year college program or attended college for some time before dropping out. A smaller 4.3 million share of America's unemployed graduated only from high school or didn't finish high school. Jed Graham from Investor's Business Daily graphed the change.<br />
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<p><a href="http://www.monsterheadset.net/" target="_blank"><strong>Many American colleges</strong></a> do a fairly dismal job of getting their students to graduate, especially for-profit schools and community colleges, which tend to serve poorer and part-time students. At for profits, only 22 percent of students will get a bachelors in six years, compared to a 55 percent graduation rate at four-year public colleges, writes The Education Trust in a November 2010 report. And fewer than 10 percent of community college students graduate with an associates degree in three years, according to a 2009 study from the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems.</p>
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